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Although Newfoundland and Labrador didn’t become part of Canada until 1949, this area has a rich and colourful history. The rugged coastline of this island is shaped by the wind and the sea, so too is the character of its people. This is the place where Europeans first set foot in North America, a thousand years ago.
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At the McNeil River Falls in July and August, up to 100 brown bears can be seen gorging themselves on the Salmon run. It is a unique event rarely seen in nature as bears seldom congregate in numbers anywhere else in the world. Mc Neil River is a road less area undisturbed by development about 250 miles south west of Anchorage and 100 miles west of Homer.
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Caribou, grizzly bears, elk, mountain goat, coyote, mountain lions and wolves… Jasper National Park in the Canadian Rockies is a treasure trove of wildlife and current conservation efforts are looking to a future where this is still true.
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New York Times best-selling author, Chris Guillebeau, has travelled to every country on the globe, so we figured who better to offer insight into which 6 airports are the worst in the world.
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So which species make up Québec’s ‘Big Five’?
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